Duo Authentication Proxy Configuration | 99% SIMPLE |

# C:\ProgramData\Duo\auth-proxy.conf [duo] api_key = YOUR_API_KEY secret_key = YOUR_SECRET_KEY

Duo Authentication Proxy is a software component that enables secure authentication for applications and services that don't natively support Duo's two-factor authentication (2FA). It acts as an intermediary between the application and Duo's authentication service, allowing users to authenticate with Duo's 2FA without requiring modifications to the application.

Common issues include:

Open this file in a text editor (with Administrator/root privileges) to define your connections.

By following these steps and configuring the Duo Authentication Proxy, you can add an extra layer of security to your applications and protect your users from unauthorized access. duo authentication proxy configuration

[radius_server_auto] ; Listen for RADIUS requests client=<VPN_IP_OR_RANGE> secret=<RADIUS_CLIENT_SECRET> port=1812

Here are some example configuration files for popular platforms: # C:\ProgramData\Duo\auth-proxy

The heart of the setup is the authproxy.cfg file. Its location depends on your version and OS:

Windows Server 2016 or later (recommended), or various Linux distributions like CentOS 7, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7+, and Ubuntu 16.04+. By following these steps and configuring the Duo